AIS4000/5000 Power Cable

This Raymarine A80587 power cable is specifically designed for Raymarine AIS4000 and AIS5000 Class A AIS transponders.

The primary function of this cable is to provide essential power supply to the Raymarine AIS4000 and AIS5000 AIS transponders, ensuring their optimal operation aboard.

Cable A80587 is designed to connect AIS transponders to the vessel's electrical system, supporting a voltage range of 12 to 24 VDC.

This power cable includes a two-pin connector, compliant with the original specifications for Raymarine AIS4000 and AIS5000 AIS transponders.

Yes, cable A80587 is a replacement component for the power cable originally supplied with the AIS4000 transponder, ensuring a reliable and durable connection. It is designed to Raymarine's original specifications.

Using a manufacturer-supplied cable is recommended to maintain the integrity and reliability of the installation, particularly for SOLAS-certified equipment and inland waterways, which are maritime safety systems.

Yes, the AIS4000 and AIS5000 transponders, for which this cable is designed, are intended for commercial vessels, luxury yachts, and other SOLAS-certified vessels. The cable is therefore suitable for these demanding environments.

Although the cable itself is not explicitly described as "waterproof" with an IP rating, it is designed to work with equipment (AIS4000/5000) that is certified IPx6 and IPx7 for waterproofing and compliant with the IEC 60945 environmental standard, implying it is suitable for demanding marine environments.

The cable is fitted with a two-pin connector that plugs directly into the power port of the AIS4000 or AIS5000 transponder. The other end must be connected to the vessel's electrical system, within the 12 to 24 VDC voltage range.

No, this cable is specifically designed for Raymarine AIS4000 and AIS5000 Class A AIS transponders. Its two-pin connector and specifications are compatible only with these models.

Yes, using this original cable is crucial for installations of AIS4000 and AIS5000 transponders, which are themselves SOLAS (Safety Of Life At Sea) certified and for inland waterways, ensuring system compliance and reliability.

The A80587 cable is described as a replacement component for the power cable supplied with the AIS4000 transponder. This implies that a power cable is usually included with the AIS unit at purchase, and this is a replacement for it.

A stable power supply is crucial for the proper operation of AIS systems, as these are maritime safety equipment whose operational reliability is essential for navigation.

The cable is a critical component of an AIS system that must comply with strict standards. The AIS4000/5000 transponders, for which this cable is designed, comply with the IEC 60945 environmental standard, ensuring the cable is suitable for this environment and these reliability requirements.

While generic cables can technically be used, the original Raymarine A80587 cable is strongly recommended. This ensures compatibility with the two-pin connector, compliance with electrical specifications (12-24 VDC), and operational reliability, which is particularly critical for SOLAS-certified safety equipment.

When connecting to the vessel's electrical system, it is essential to ensure the supply voltage is within the supported range (12 to 24 VDC) and that the polarity is correct. Professional installation is recommended to ensure safety and compliance, particularly for maritime safety systems.

The product context does not state that cable A80587 is supplied with tools or mounting hardware. It is a standalone power cable.

The product documentation provided does not specify the exact length of the A80587 power cable. We cannot provide this information.

The cable is fitted with a two-pin connector allowing direct replacement on the AIS transponder. Connection to the vessel's power supply requires basic electrical skills, but the process is standard for this type of equipment.

The cable is a component of an AIS system intended to be installed aboard a vessel. Although the cable itself is not IP-rated, the AIS4000/5000 transponders are certified IPx6 and IPx7, indicating they can withstand demanding marine environments. The cable is therefore designed for the environment in which these devices operate.